I tried to convert QByteArray
to std::vector<unsigned char>
using this code:
unsigned char* buffer = (unsigned char*)byteArrayBuffer.constData();
std::vector<unsigned char>::size_type size = strlen((const char*)buffer);
std::vector<unsigned char> bufferToCompress(buffer, buffer + size);
but, assuming that byteArrayBuffer
is a QByteArray
filled with data, I think it doesn't work well on line unsigned char* buffer = (unsigned char*)byteArrayBuffer.constData();
because byteArrayBuffer.size()
returns a different value than bufferToCompress.size()
.
How can I get it working?
I'm not familiar with Qt, but surely you just want
std::vector<unsigned char> bufferToCompress(
byteArrayBuffer.begin(), byteArrayBuffer.end());
Note: strlen
is not particularly useful in C++; it tells you the length of a C-style null-terminated string (by searching memory until it either finds either finds a zero-valued byte, or falls off the end of accessible memory and crashes), but can't tell you the size of an array, which is what you'd need here. Also, using evil C-style casts to force invalid code to compile is never a good idea.